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Can you ...? 
It's the best-est, if try by yourself at FindJobz ... and then, you can tell us all about-ing ....
ecc_mhatrene:
many of this sites does not work in my country , while mostly the say they need NES which makes it more difficult , even tho I have applied on many job in chinacities but no reply from them , ????????????
I can't open comment, so here's my reply:
1. Chinese job advertisers don't behave the same as western recruiters by replying:
"Thank you for your application, but you weren't selected at this time ...".
If Chinese aren't happy with something on your job application, they move to the next candidate.
I use to look for an E.T. job in China as non-native English teacher ... , and I had my own approach to the 'no-replies' ...
"Never, ever stop sending your CV to the new daily posted job openings, and simply disregard 'no-replies' thingy. I was working in China several years and I was sending CVs every single day.
I would start with looking for the new position some 2-months before ending of the running contract.
In other words, it worked, you just have to put some effort in it.
2. I am using TOR browser and it work(-ed) well with eChinatities , everywhere I was, i.e. in China, Russia, Armenia, Turkey, Spain, Portugal ...
Native English speaker at E.T. or similar jobs is a requirement in China since June 2017 like everywhere else in the world, i.e. get another profession 'cause you don't stand a chance as a non-English native passport holder ... 
Science teacher in China: ... I would say, either you have to be fluent Mandarin speaker or you should be a native English speaker, if you plan to conduct lessons in English language.
A hint: Look for science teacher job adverts from International schools in China, but International school will certainly demand native English passport holder for their teaching job adverts, doesn't matter the subject.
You have a tough job ahead of you ...
Good luck!
